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News

• National Institutes of Health Unveils Open Access Draft (4 January, 2016)
• Researchers Identify Better Hepatitis C Treatment for People with HIV (4 January, 2016)
• National Institutes of Health's ClinicalTrials.gov Web Site Wins Prestigious Award (4 January, 2016)
• NIH Awards $19 Million to University of Alaska (4 January, 2016)
• Scientists Discover New Approaches to Manipulating AIDS Virus (4 January, 2016)
• Hiroshni Nikaido, MD, of University of California, Berkeley, Wins Bristol-Meyers Squibb Infectious Diseases Research Award (4 January, 2016)
• Fewer Drugs and Biologics Advancing from Phase I Trials to Marketplace (4 January, 2016)
• Dr. Michael Drake Fifth Recipient of the Herbert W. Nickens, MD Award (4 January, 2016)
• Location of Potential Familial Lung Cancer Gene Discovered (4 January, 2016)
• FDA to Establish New Cancer Office and Program to Improve Cancer Product News (4 January, 2016)
• New Database Focuses on Genetic Policy and Laws (4 January, 2016)
• Mouse Brain Cells Capable of Converting into Blood Vessel Cells (4 January, 2016)
• NIAID Expands West Nile Virus Treatment Trial (4 January, 2016)
• New Method Enables Researchers to Make Human Antibodies Quickly (4 January, 2016)
• Fogarty International Center Announced Recipients of the Fogarty-Ellison Fellowship in Global Health and Clinical Research (4 January, 2016)
• Nucleic Acid Amplification Testing Further Safeguards Nation's Blood Supply (4 January, 2016)
• Scientists Establish Database of Genes Associated with Cancer Drug Resistance (4 January, 2016)
• Rare Mutations Can Significantly Increase Risk Factor for Heart Disease (4 January, 2016)
• Thomas C. Südhof, MD, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Wins Bristol-Myers Squibb Neuroscience Research Award (4 January, 2016)